The phrase "accrued payments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to payments that have accumulated over time but have not yet been paid out.
Example: "At the end of the fiscal year, we need to account for all accrued payments to ensure accurate financial reporting."
Alternatives: "accumulated payments" or "earned payments".
It was clear from day one that zero-hours people were treated differently, with no sick pay and no holiday pay (although we got an accrued payment every quarter).
They may let debtors accrue late payments and refuse to submit payments.
Adding to the controversy over the transaction, Merrill accelerated the payment of $3 billion to $4 billion in accrued 2008 bonus payments to its personnel.
The bank obtains its funds from the capital subscriptions of member countries, bond flotations on the world's capital markets, and net earnings accrued from interest payments on IBRD and IFC loans.
Some of that increase came simply from interest payments accrued from the film's financing, some from the additional shooting and some from the fees that had to be paid to the returning actors and the new writers.
Several large payouts were made, in part because of a series of personnel shuffles in the upper ranks, which triggered one-time payments for accrued sick leave and compensatory time.
After 12 weeks, the full cost of the care home fees will be accrued under the deferred payment scheme to be paid off when the flat is sold.
On a 9% coupon junk bond four months from its last interest payment, the accrued interest is as good as three points on the price.
Multiply the percent by the face value of your bond to get the dollar value of your accrued interest or coupon payment.
Multiply the amount of interest per period by the number of time periods you expect it will take you to complete your payment (interest accrued per period x periods).
